Go to the "Nasu Stained Glass Museum" ♪ 7 recommended hotels and ryokan around Tochigi

You've been wondering about the Nasu Stained Glass Museum, which has been all the rage on Instagram! But what else is nearby? You're probably wondering about other things to do too. The Nasu Highlands area is packed with leisure facilities and tourist attractions where you can have loads of fun, such as the attractions-packed Nasu Highland Park and the relaxing Nasu Animal Kingdom! Why not make some wonderful travel memories in the nature-rich Nasu Highlands? Take a break from your hectic days and experience beautiful art and nature to refresh your body and mind♪

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The Nasu Stained Glass Museum is an art museum reminiscent of medieval England. Inside the museum, you can enjoy antique stained glass and the sound of a pipe organ, making you feel like you're sightseeing in Europe! To get there, take a bus from Kuroiso Station for about 18 minutes, get off at Morikozaka, and then walk for about 20 minutes. In this article, we will introduce hotels near the Nasu Stained Glass Museum. After enjoying the art and European atmosphere, enjoy your trip at a hotel or ryokan that will get you in the mood for traveling!

Epinard Nasu is a resort hotel surrounded by the nature of the Nasu Highlands. You can enjoy a variety of experiences during your stay at the hotel, such as onsen, pools, and nature tours. It is about a 6-minute drive from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum. It is also about a 20-minute drive from Nasu Garden Outlet, where you can enjoy shopping, so it is perfect for those who want to enjoy both sightseeing and their stay at the hotel.

The "New Kizuna Corner Suite Room", which was renovated in February 2020, is a spacious 70㎡ room. The mountain-facing room offers a luxurious view of the Nasu mountain range. Don't forget to take a commemorative photo, as it will be a wonderful memory of your trip! It can accommodate from 2 to 8 people, so it is attractive for any trip, whether you are traveling with friends, a partner, or family.

You can enjoy a spacious cypress bath, a jacuzzi, and an open-air onsen spring bath in the building! Relaxing in the bath while looking out at the lush nature is sure to help you refresh from the fatigue of everyday life. You can use the baths for free until 3pm after check-out, so it's perfect for those who want to freshen up at the end of their trip!

At the restaurant "NASU Viking Elbage" on the first floor of the main tower, there are about 90 kinds of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes for dinner. For breakfast, there are fresh Japanese and Western dishes ♡ We recommend the healthy "Medicinal Healthy Rice Porridge"! It's great for those who are interested in beauty and health. Eat plenty of delicious food made with seasonal ingredients from Nasu Highlands to energize your trip.

Hotel Sun Valley Nasu is about a 5-minute drive from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum. Its four onsen springs and cottages nestled in the forest are its attractions. The hotel offers a spacious space where you can enjoy your own time and refresh yourself, forgetting the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Cottage is a spacious villa-style room that can be used by a large group of people, and is recommended for those who want to relax surrounded by nature! This room, The Cottage West Wing, also has a deck. Spending some time alone among the trees will refresh your mind and body. The high ceilings and the view of the forest through the glass provide an open and extraordinary experience.

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The Oriental Garden "Yudokoro Hinoki" is a luxurious large open-air bath made entirely of cypress. This bath is exclusively for guests staying at the hotel, and you can bathe from 5am! You can get up early and have the open-air bath all to yourself when no one else is there... that's what you can enjoy♪ There are two types of baths, a hot bath and a lukewarm bath, so you can choose the one you like depending on your physical condition and mood that day♡

A buffet where you can enjoy a wide variety of delicious meal. There are three types of restaurants: "Sky Hall" which mainly serves Japanese food, "Mori no Table" which mainly serves Western food, and "Banri" which serves Chinese food. With a rich menu of about 70 dishes for dinner and about 40 dishes for breakfast, you may find yourself overwhelmed♪ (*The types of dishes may differ depending on the restaurant venue.)

Sansuikaku is a charming wooden building built in the early Showa period. Experience the Japanese atmosphere and style that can only be found here. The 1,980m2 building is furnished with masterpiece chairs from Japan and abroad, allowing you to spend an extraordinary time in your favorite spot. It is about a 4-minute drive from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum.

All 14 rooms have different layouts and furnishings, allowing you to experience the tranquility of Japanese style and the beauty of a Japanese house. "Shinonome" is a room with no partition between the Japanese-style room and the bedroom, allowing you to enjoy a spacious space. There is also a onsen bath in the room, so you can enjoy bathing to your heart's content without worrying about those around you.

The "Goyo Private Bath" is a 50-minute reservation-only bath for one group, and you can have the spacious space all to yourself! Enjoy a bath with your family or partner without worrying about other people's eyes. Relax in the bathtub and talk about things you normally wouldn't talk about, and your relationship will grow even closer.

The elegant Hotel Shiki-no-Yakata Nasu welcomes you with an entrance filled with a Japanese atmosphere. Only junior high school students and above can stay at the hotel, so it is recommended for those who want to enjoy a quiet, adult atmosphere. It is about a 6-minute drive from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum. This is a Japanese-style auberge that will please both your heart and your palate, where you can enjoy French cuisine made with seasonal vegetables from Nasu.

All 30 rooms have a bicarbonate hot onsen bath, known as the "beauty bath." Among them, the "Suite Room 'Kinbai'" with its ceramic open-air bath and cypress bath is a special and luxurious room. On a cloudless night, you can enjoy a relaxing bath while gazing at the starry sky and forgetting about time... that's a wonderful way to enjoy it.

The "Nasu Highlands Breakfast" is a course-based breakfast that includes homemade smoothies and fluffy omelets made with Nasu eggs. Start your day off fresh with a fresh breakfast!

"Nasu Onsen Mongolia Village Tengeru" allows you to experience Mongolian culture without leaving Japan. After experiencing European art at the museum, it would be fun to experience foreign culture in a "ger", a traditional tent dwelling in Central Asia. If you want to have a unique experience while traveling, this is the accommodation for you. It is also very accessible, about 1 minute by car from the "Nasu Stained Glass Museum"!

Of the 27 gers in total, there are only two "BIG gers" that can accommodate up to 8 people. Each ger is more than 5m apart, so you can enjoy privacy! Be sure to check out the chairs and tables imported from Mongolia, which will enhance your overseas travel experience. The experience of experiencing the culture of a faraway foreign country is perfect as a souvenir to talk about after your trip.

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In the morning, recharge your energy with a wide variety of Western and Mongolian style breakfasts! One of the best parts of traveling is being able to enjoy foreign dishes that you normally wouldn't have the chance to try. You can enjoy your meal at your leisure in the restaurant.

Tokyu Harvest Club Nasu is a hotel surrounded by nature, located in a corner of the resort town next to the Imperial Villa. With rooms overlooking the Nasu mountain range and independent maisonette-type rooms, it's perfect for spending some private time relaxing. It's also easily accessible, about a minute by car from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum, and is recommended for those who want to "quietly enjoy art and nature!"

The Twin Room has a beautiful contrast between the warm indirect lighting and the greenery that spreads out through the windows. The interior has a calming color scheme that will make you feel relaxed. On a sunny day, step out onto the balcony and fully experience the nature of Nasu Highlands with all your senses. Spending an extraordinary time here will help you forget about your usual hustle and bustle and refresh yourself!

Pension Paper Moon is located in the center of the Nasu Highlands. It offers a plan with no meals included, so it's recommended for those who want to stay at a good price. There are various room types, including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and Japanese-Western style rooms, so you can choose a room that suits your travel style, whether you're traveling with your family or partner, or a girls' trip, or even traveling alone. It's also conveniently located about 3 minutes by car from the Nasu Stained Glass Museum. After appreciating the art, stretch your arms and legs in the large communal bath or open-air bath.

Paper Moon has a total of 21 rooms, with three types of rooms in total. Among them, the cute, girly Western-style rooms, of which only eight are available, all have different color coordination. You'll have to wait until the day to find out what kind of room you'll be staying in.

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The Nasu Stained Glass Museum has a lot to offer, including a building modeled after the mansion of a British aristocrat and a chapel reminiscent of a Western church. Enjoy taking lots of photos in the photography area. After enjoying the art and the overseas atmosphere, why not relax at a cozy hotel or ryokan where you can feel the nature of Nasu-Shiobara? Once you've been healed by the wonderful art and nature, you'll be able to recharge your motivation and think, "Let's do our best again tomorrow!" ♡